Which Teen Movie Truly Reflects Your High School Experience?
Which Teen Movie Truly Reflects Your High School Experience?
If your high school experience was a movie, which one would it be?
If your high school experience was a movie, which one would it be?
What was your best subject in school?
How many friends did you have?
Did you go to prom?
What kind of marks did you get?
Which fictional high school would you like to go to?
Which high school movie teacher is your favorite?
At what age did you start drinking alcohol?
Which team/club would you have been apart of?
The Breakfast Club reflects your high school experience
The Breakfast Club reflects your high school experience
Highschool was a bit of a blur for you...maybe because you were always in detention or skipping class. You didn't really get along with many people and it sometimes felt like the whole school was against you. You truly felt like you didn't belong. You didn't really care about grades...or clubs or being popular, but people respected your "bad-ass" persona. A true rebel without a cause.
High School Musical reflects your high school experience
High School Musical reflects your high school experience
You were a bit of an activity and clubs whore in high school. Every lunch hour you had something productive to do whether it be rehearsing for the school musical or sitting in on the student senate. You had a ton of skills and talent that you couldn't help but express. You could say that you were fully engaged in the high school experience.
Napoleon Dynamite reflects your high school experience
Napoleon Dynamite reflects your high school experience
Your high school experience was a bit...weird. You were a geek and although you had a good amount of friends, you often felt like an outsider. The difference with you is that you used your geekiness to your advantage and not only killed it in every one of your classes, but also developed your own quirky personality that people found pretty hilarious.
Mean Girls reflects your high school experience
Mean Girls reflects your high school experience
All you really cared about in high school was being popular and you more or less achieved it. You don't even remember anything you learned in class because you were too busy planning the next party or going shopping with your friends. It was all about keeping up appearances and making the most of your status while you still can.